The daily exchange

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dread a rupture with France, whose consul is verv

friendly in giving ear and attention to the com

plaints of the Dominicans, who never will become

reconciled to the Haytien government. The liiti>b

consul is neutral, and gives no assurance or intima

tion whatever of interference. Trade and business

of every kind is inactive: no vessels building, not

even gun-boats, nor any improvement in the inte

rior, notwithstanding the innumerable facilities that

are available. A change is most desirable, and will

be accomplished by France for the exclusive benefit,

of the Dominicans. I'roducc is very scarce, which

causes higher prices to be demanded and acceded to

Late Kansas and Missouri papers speak of the

discovery of gold near Pike's Peak, and of pearls

in the Cottonwood and Walnut riv is. The Kansas

City Journal of Comment' of Aug. 27, announces

the arrival at that place of traders from the gold

regions with specimens of the precious metal, and

of the organization of parties to go to the mines,

and prophecies "that in a fortnight the road from

Kansas City to Council Grove, and thence west to

the mines, will be lined with gold seekers for the

new Kldorado," and speaks of the "great excite

ment now vife in the city," on the subject;

j Some workmen, who were engaged recenth in

removing bodies from one cemetery, at Westport

Point. Mass., to another, discovered that the body

of a Mrs. Macouiber, who died seventeen years ago,

of the measles, was entirely changed to a solid and

brittle substance resembling limestone. Thi change

t affected the whole body excepting the stomach.

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The daily exchange. (1858). Baltimore, Md., 1858-09-06. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83009573/1858-09-06/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The daily exchange, 1858-09-06.